Keep You Close, the title-track of the new album, can now be downloaded in the French iTunes Store and on eMusic.
(Source: dEUS-fr)
Keep You Close, the title-track of the new album, can now be downloaded in the French iTunes Store and on eMusic.
A new teaser for Keep You Close has been posted on Youtube. The first teaser can still be watched here.
Tom Barman compiled a Ten Songs For A Succulent Summer for Q Magazine. In the article Tom says Balthazar will support dEUS during their autumn tour.
In an interview with Pure FM (in French) Tom talks a bit about the upcoming gigs. They will not really change their setlist, before the start of the Keep You Close-tour in October. So we can expect three of four new songs on the setlist until then.
The UK-version of Amazon already has short audio-snippets of all songs of Keep You Close. You'll find them over here.
As some of you have noticed, dEUS launched a brand new website today. So far, it only contains a news-section and the tourdates for the upcoming tour, but more content will be added soon. The site is available on www.deus.be
The url www.keepyouclose.com is forwarded to a page on the new website where you can see one of the teasers for the album.
The most interesting thing so far, is a new episode of the dEUS Podcast, looking back to the short tour the band did at the end of May.
dEUS now also has a Soundcloud-account. Guess what: you can listen to Constant Now over there. Enjoy!
dEUS - Constant Now by dEUSbe
Buy Constant Now at the Belgian or Dutch iTunes-store.
Tom talking about the new single on Studio Brussel this morning. He also says they had trouble with the mastering of the album.
You can listen to a snippet of the single here.
In an interview with French Virgin Radio Tom says they're planning to add some extra live tracks to the album release. Tom was apparently very happy with the Constant Now-version at Musilac this weekend.
(thx to Uoke Knäcke)
Focus Knack had a phonecall with Tom tonight. Here's what he told them.
I was interviewed by radiostation FM Brussel tonight. Some handy links for the people that discovered this blog through the interview.
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A small round-up on the upcoming release of the new dEUS-album:
Studio Brussel will air Constant Now for the first time tomorrow morning at 8.30 hour.
I just found this on www.aaamusic.co.uk: an article about Keep you close, including something that looks like tthe cover artwork.
A video has been uploaded to Youtube today. It presented by the uploader as the official video for Keep You Close. I checked with the dEUS-management and this video is NOT the official video for the single.
(Source: dEUS-fr.net)
Last week, at the Pohoda-festival in Slovakia, Klaas joined Pulp on stage during Common People.
(Source: @piasrecordings)
Spanish webzine Crazy Minds reveals the tracklist of Keep You Close
A couple of UK webzines are reporting on the release of Keep You Close. However, they're mentioning October 3rd as the release date. Most probably, the album will be released in the UK a couple of weeks later then in mainland Europe.
Shout4Music has some interesting lines about the background of the album as well. Sit back and enjoy!
As the title suggests, ‘Keep You Close’ sees lead singer and lyricist Tom Barman react to ‘Vantage Point’ with a determination to return the band to a more personal lyrical style and a warmer musical approach. Whilst still immensely proud of ‘Vantage Point’, Tom felt that its follow up should move away from that album’s ‘very loud, in your face’ sound. Consequently, much of the focus of ‘Keep You Close’ has been to develop a sound that embraces a more organic and spacious dynamic. To aid this process, and in stark contrast to the studio bound writing approach of ‘Vantage Point’, the songs that make up ‘Keep You Close’ were road tested live at festivals throughout the writing and recording period and developed through live rehearsals within the studio to, in Tom’s words, ensure that they were ‘more mature when it came to recording them’.
Keep You Close, the title track of the new dEUS album, is track of the day on Magicrpm. It will be online for 24 hours. Click here to listen. It's the first high-quality version of the song, since the radiorip which popped up a couple of weeks ago.
dEUS will perform the Olympia Theatre in Dublin on October 12th. Tickets will go on sale starting this Friday July 15th via http://www.ticketmaster.ie/
In a Spanish interview, Klaas says they had nearly 30 songs ready for Keep You Close. Only 9 of them will make it to the album. A couple of other songs will be released separately.
1) Slow
2) Sun Ra
3) Fell off the Floor, Man
4) The Architect
5) Constant Now
6) Instant Street
7) If You Don't Get What You Want
8) Smokers Reflect
9) Ghosts
10) Bad Timing
11) Suds'n'Soda
thx to Nori
In an interview with French webzine Musiqueinfo.com Tom confirms that Keep You Close will be the single in France, while Constant Now will be the single in the rest of the world, except for Germany. It's not clear if Germany will also get Keep You Close.
Tom was surprised that the French affiliation of PIAS picked Keep You Close, a 6-minute song he didn't intend to be a single. Tom went back in the studio to record a radio-edit of the song.
A bunch of new tourdates has been announced today.
A new dEUS-song was played during the Club Llow-session in Amsterdam. The song is titled Ghost and made its live debut yesterday evening.